Anyone make lightweight wheels for an R in 15 x 7.5 or larger width?
I need to stick with 15" wheels, but I'm looking for something wider than 7" rims. Anyone know of a company that makes them?
Must fit an R and not rub on the inside LCA or anything. I don't mind if they stick out past the fenders.
Must fit an R and not rub on the inside LCA or anything. I don't mind if they stick out past the fenders.
Ok, let me clarify... These will be for autox and not ghetto cruising! So, no Daytons or Players or any brand like that 
I was trying to avoid having custom wheels made.

I was trying to avoid having custom wheels made.
I need to stick with 15" wheels, but I'm looking for something wider than 7" rims. Anyone know of a company that makes them?
Must fit an R and not rub on the inside LCA or anything. I don't mind if they stick out past the fenders.
Must fit an R and not rub on the inside LCA or anything. I don't mind if they stick out past the fenders.
I've got a set of rx7 rims and they fit with a 3mm spacer... 16x8 and 12.9 lbs!
That wide enough for you? As a matter of fact, I'll sell them for $300+shipping if you want mine.
No tires.
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I really wanted 15" because of the available tires in that size (plus Hoosiers tires are cheaper in 15").
16" wheels I'd probably get some rubbing too. Thanks though.
16" wheels I'd probably get some rubbing too. Thanks though.
I was thinking you could get some Kosei K1's in a 15x7.5, but tirerack looks kind of depleated on stock right now, and I don't even see any 16's which they usually have. Hmmm, maybe some rota's? obviously i'm not *that* much help, heh.
I was thinking you could get some Kosei K1's in a 15x7.5, but tirerack looks kind of depleated on stock right now, and I don't even see any 16's which they usually have. Hmmm, maybe some rota's? obviously i'm not *that* much help, heh.

Advan RG in 15"x7.5"
How much, roughly, do those run $$?
How much, roughly, do those run $$?
Yeah, I saw that. I also have heard that Tirerack has 15x8's that they can drill for the ITR bolt pattern. If that's the case, then I'm getting those.
If you want real racing wheels for Solo II like this
Look here http://www.superlite-wheels.com/
The US distributor for superlight is OPMD found at
http://www.opmd.com/cat49_1.htm
Or like these
Contact http://www.keizerwheels.com/2002_products_000006.htm
Or like these Monocoque Racing Wheels
http://www.monocoquewheels.com/
Another good site, at the bottem of the page under Racing Wheel Manufacturers for contacts is http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/#Race
Look here http://www.superlite-wheels.com/
The US distributor for superlight is OPMD found at
http://www.opmd.com/cat49_1.htm
Or like these
Contact http://www.keizerwheels.com/2002_products_000006.htm
Or like these Monocoque Racing Wheels
http://www.monocoquewheels.com/
Another good site, at the bottem of the page under Racing Wheel Manufacturers for contacts is http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/#Race
Ok, let me clarify... These will be for autox and not ghetto cruising! So, no Daytons or Players or any brand like that 
I was trying to avoid having custom wheels made.

I was trying to avoid having custom wheels made.
I have the SSR Competitions - 15 x 7.5 - weigh in at 10lb each I think - don't quote me on that number. I use em specifically for the track. Fit is fine.
I heard that those special-order 15x8" SSR Comp's supposedly rub unless you roll the fenders and/or bang in some decent negative camber. Haven't been able to verify that, though, because I haven't found anyone who actually has a set.
15x7.5" SSR Comp's are the best "bang for the buck" ITR wheel out there in terms of build quality and price, IMHO... *and* you can find 'em cheaper than TireRack if you poke around on the internet.
Jon
15x7.5" SSR Comp's are the best "bang for the buck" ITR wheel out there in terms of build quality and price, IMHO... *and* you can find 'em cheaper than TireRack if you poke around on the internet.

Jon
There is a set of Stern Aguzze on the partstrader.com for ITR's and the size is 15 x 7.5. The guy is only asking $500.
Jon L.
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